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Klementinum Gallery
From the Shadows to the Light: Guided tour
Hebrew books in the memory of the National Library of the Czech Republic.
Past events
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Klementinum Gallery
Tired, Thirsty, Thoughtful
The exhibition presents, through 30 original manuscripts from the historical collections of the National Library of the CR.
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Mirror Chapel
Consonance – concert harmony of classical and popular music
Unusual story, unusual voice - this is the common motto of the blind singer and pianist Jan Jareš.
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Mirror Chapel
Songs and spells in Spanish: Hispano-American choral music
The concert of the Coro de los Ferrocarriles Españoles choir will present Hispanic-American choral music. Organized by the…
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Exhibition corridors - ground floor
550 Years of the Czech Book Printing
An exhibition commemorating the anniversary of the publication of the first printed book in Bohemia – the Statute of Arnošt…
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Ante-room to the General Reading Room
Exhibits of the Month - April 2026
The entire manuscript is copied by a single scribe, who added a remarkable colophon at the end.
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Ante-room to the General Reading Room
Exhibits of the Month - March 2026
A copper engraving from the university thesis Th. 472 depicts Count Jan Václav Wratislav of Mitrovice being led into the Temple of…
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Exhibition corridors - ground floor
Josef Wlha, photographer of Prague monuments
The exhibition presents reproductions of albumen photographs by Moravian native Josef Wlha (1845–1918).
Mirror Chapel
Piano Day Prague: Otto A. Totland
Piano Day in the Mirror Chapel of Klementinum with minimalism by Otto A. Totland and Czech duo Mazoch/Libánský.
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Ante-room to the General Reading Room
Exhibits of the Month - February 2026
The Jesuit Printing House in Prague operated under the administration of the Society of Jesus and the university for nearly 140…
![Ivan Yuhasevych (c. 1741–1814): [Spivanyk].
Nevytske (near Uzhhorod, Ukraine); 1798, [2], 1–27, [1] ff, 28–102, 104–199, [1] ff
Shelf mark: Rd 067830 / T 000259, f. 16r](http://www.nkp.cz/en/file/c5d437862735e02aaf39504858fd2387/11454/perex/orst_leden2026.jpg "Ivan Yuhasevych (c. 1741–1814): [Spivanyk].
Nevytske (near Uzhhorod, Ukraine); 1798, [2], 1–27, [1] ff, 28–102, 104–199, [1] ff
Shelf mark: Rd 067830 / T 000259, f. 16r")
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Ante-room to the General Reading Room
Exhibit of the Month - January 2026
The manuscript is by an Orthodox cantor (dyak) Ivan Yuhasevych (c. 1741–1814), the famous collector of liturgical,…
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Exhibition corridors - ground floor
Polish Fantasy
Fantasy and Horror of the First Half of the 20th Century in Polish Literature.